Comments by "No Fate But What We Make" (@SonoftheAllfather) on "Fox News" channel.

  1. Looks like the Truck of Peace has culturally enriched New York.
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  2. And started beating a drum in a kid's face. Because that's what you do when you feel threatened...violate the personal space of the person who is intimidating you and do something totally rude to them.
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  3. I don't know. I think you're underestimating the stupidity of your average Democratic voter.
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  4. It isn't just the ideology, it is the people. Look at Sweden, for instance. They have been using a socialist lite model for decades. When the country was homogeneous, it was a paradise. Once they allowed Third World migrants in, it started to fail. A nation is only as good as its population. All cultures are not equal.
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  5. Time Magazine has become a tabloid ever since Felsenthal took over.
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  6. The funny thing is that's what he's ALWAYS done. Gowdy has always been popular because he's a sharp talker but he DOES NOTHING. "Dithering" is the perfect word used here for GOP types like Gowdy. Politicians need to be judged by their ACTIONS more than their words. Trump is the best example of this; he is actually DOING things instead of just talking about it, and the establishmentarians HATE him for it. Why? Because they like the system EXACTLY HOW IT IS: corrupt as hell and rigged to benefit them and their puppetmasters.
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  7. Sessions is inept and controlled by the swamp. Trump already knows this, and if Booker isn't prosecuted, it will give him even more reason to fire him and replace him with someone competent.
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  8. He's too young. Gotta play the long game and have him run after Trump's second term and maybe even Rand Paul mixed in there. Trump/Paul 24. Paul/DeSantis 28. Paul/DeSantis 32. DeSantis/? 36. DeSantis/? 42. Talking about over two decades years of America-First dominance if they play their cards right. DeSantis would be 63 at the end of his second term in the above scenario.
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  9. Trump told the truth. The intel community can't be trusted. There is proof that the intel community wanted to sabotage Trump's presidency and protect Clinton and the establishment.
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  10. I think this woman just wants to prevent Blacks from going to jail even if it means giving them immunity from being convicted and punished for petty crimes.
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  11. Indeed. Why build solar arrays in some tinhorn Third World dictatorship in Africa? After the nightmarish bureaucratic process it would end up costing U.S. taxpayers millions per solar array to build facilities in unstable countries that likely would let their new arrays go to shit anyways. Not to mention, those countries don't even produce that much in the way of emissions in comparison to the U.S. and many of the countries that were a part of the Paris Accords i.e. China and India. The best thing we could do for the global environment and the most fiscally intelligent thing to do would be for each country to convert their infrastructure over to renewables independently. We could create a LOT of U.S. jobs, too.
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  12.  @TheFrederickbarton  Obama's campaign was not unconstitutionally investigated by the previous administration either. I'd like to see what a special counsel turned up on Obama's circus act as well. :)
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  13. He's also very valuable in his current position, which a lot of people don't acknowledge.
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  14. Globalists never go away. They just come back in a different form.
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  15. It's so clear that the establishment needs to get purged. Americans voted for right-wing populism, which is closer to actual conservatism than the GOP's own platform. The American people have been lied to and abused for decades. I'm not just talking about conservatives here. Liberals have been abused as well by these centrist neocon/neolib warmongering globalist establishment shills. Now that a reformer is in office, someone that actually wants something different instead of "business as usual," all of the establishment swamp creatures show us their true colors. They don't want change for the better. They want to continue being the puppets of corporate interests and banking cartels because that it what behooves them. The power structure goes something like this: international banking cartels>multinational corporate monopolies>corrupt establishment politicans>the deceptive media>the plebs All the money is in globalism and war, and the banks and multinational corporations know this. So they buy their politicians and their corrupt mainstream media, and while the establishment politicians are waging proxy conflicts and selling out the American people with globalist trade agreements, the corrupt mainstream media paints any dissenting threats to this power complex as a racist or a fascist or a White supremacist or a misogynist or a Russian espionage agent or [enter political epithet]. And the plebs are too damn ignorant to see what is happening. We could have had REAL healthcare reform, REAL tax reform, a REAL effort to stop proxy wars and interventionism, REAL infrastructure development, REAL energy independence, REAL national debt remittance. But the corporations and their puppet politicians will not allow any of this to happen, because they don't give a fuck about this country or its people or our future. All they care about is money and power. This country needs nationalism and fiscal conservatism. It needs it now, and it needs it badly. The establishment will keep winning until the people start giving a shit. We need to take back the government and remind these crooks who they serve. We can begin by breaking up these corporate entities that are perverting our political system and ruining the lives and futures of our citizens.
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  16.  @scorpio1689l  That "Dutch ignorance" you talk about is the reason South Africa became a functional society. Once their ability to use land and resources was stripped from them and put under the supervision of the Bantu, the society collapsed. Same thing happened in Rhodesia. Oh and at least the Dutch in the West didn't genocide the Khoisan the way the Bantu did in the East during the Mfecene.
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  17. Exactly. They're just trying to drag this out until the midterms. Blatantly obvious.
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  18. The fact that you support the GOP establishment shows what a complete fool you are. They are no better or worse than establishment Dems. Fucking neocon/neolib warmongering globalists, the lot of them.
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  19. If you are parroting the globalist establishment's pathological Russia fearmongering narrative, you deserve to be disavowed. It is the neoliberal/neocon globalist cabal that is the plague of this world. The Russians are a powerful ally in the fight to advance nationalism and populism.
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  20. He's an idiot. It isn't illegal to pay people to shut up. It's called a non-disclousure agreement. U.S. taxpayers pay for a "hush fund," which protects Congress members from various accusations through NDAs.
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  21. You're a towel
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  22. @radwizard: CA is over 1 trillion in debt and your politicians are actively attempting to replace your population with Third World immigrants, the majority of whom are sympathetic (if not outright supportive) of socialist authoritarianism. Most of the tech industry and larger companies currently in CA would leave if the state gained independence, fearing civil unrest, tax burdens, and possible nationalization. Moreover, if CA claimed independence, they would be in direct insurrection, and conservative secessionist movements like the State of Jefferson movement could petition directly to Congress for an Article IV, section III state split. A Calexit would end up being disastrous for Leftists, and the northern part of the state would become Jefferson, which is why I support Calexit. The Calexit movement has also said they would give the entirety of the Sierra Nevada and foothills (north to south) to Native Americans to form their own nation. So that leaves "CA" as a strip of land from Sonoma to SD and spanning eastward to the edge of the Sierra. The population would be majority lower class Hispanic and more illegals would invade upon the declaration. It would also be economically devastated, under the control of socialists, and at the mercy of Native Americans for water (as they would have sovereignty over the Sierra Nevada). LOL. The rest of the country would take an initial hit and then be fine. CA would be doomed to suffer the fate of their monumental ignorance.
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  23.  @hzuiel  Yes. The paradigm is shifting. The globalist mask is slipping. And people are angry. We have every right to be.
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  24. Shill Nye the cuckoo leftist guy.
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  25. He knows he can't tell the truth. The Left's agenda is too unpopular for them to tell the truth.
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  26. Just look at that stupid face. I can't help but laugh at him. Such a clown! How can anyone possibly take him seriously? lol
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  27. Biden could defeat Trump if he: gets a brain transplant.
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  28.  @mal35m  The Left loves deception. It's their go-to method of advancing their ideology because their ideology is premised on falsehoods and debunked ideological frameworks. Deep down, they know their ideology is failed, but instead of admitting that and abandoning it for something that works, they just twist it into some new abomination and gamble on the preponderance of people being too ignorant to understand what they're doing. They are that arrogant and dishonorable. You can tell when they're doing this: they sit there with a smile on their face telling you an obvious lie.
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  29. There's nothing wrong with being a Black nationalist. Also, must be nice to not be called a racist 24/7 and still be a racial nationalist.
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  30. He's an activist; they don't care about rules or laws or...the constitution. They want to subvert these things to enact political change.
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  31. ​ @tiptopman116  *You're And no, "diversity" has little to do with indigeneity or nativity. "Diversity" to cultural Marxists just means the presence of non-Euro genetics and the absence of Euro genetics. How do I know this? 1.) Because they include indigenous Americans in their contrived definition. 2.) Because they would define a 100% homogeneously Afro-American city as "diverse." 3.) Simultaneously, they would characterize a 100% homogeneously white city in England (where white people are the indigenous/native population) as lacking in "diversity."
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  32. What's sad is that no one is shocked anymore. The FBI has been politicized. They are the Stasis for the globalist neoliberal empire.
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  33. @Edd P. Funny how the Left has always distrusted the intel community and now that it's convenient to trust the intel narrative, the Left betrays their own values. If it weren't for double standards, the Left would have no standards at all.
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  34.  @oliviachacon6000  Obunghole's 2008 campaign had one of the largest fees ever levied by the Federal Election Commission. News of that came out about 5 years ago and the mainstream press didn't say peep, but instead just made excuses for him as always. You were probably in the same echo chamber then that you're living in now.
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  35. @Babylauncher3000: So is not reporting almost 2 million dollars in last minute campaign donations, so I guess they're both criminals. Or was is just their campaigns? I'm starting to get the feeling you operate using double standards and an acute bias against Trump.
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  36. Don LeMon has been embarrassing himself since Day 1. I know Zucker is a valueless sack of trash, but for the sake of profit alone he should fire Don LeMon.
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  37. Wrong. I would not support Canadian White francophones if they were illegally streaming across the northern border and: 1.) committing disproportionate amounts or crime 2.) flooding our prison system 3.) using disproportionate amounts of social services and welfare fraud 4.) illegally voting for parties that support illegal immigration 5.) breeding irresponsibly and dropping anchor babies 6.) demanding to install their own language and culture
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  38. As long as American assets are in the Middle East, they will be targets and America itself will not be safe. I don't know why people think we have a right to waltz into someone else's region with hostile intent and not be targeted thereafter. Solemani was killing his enemies and we all act like this makes him uniquely evil somehow.
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  39. Are you kidding me? Did you hear what the State Department said? They aren't going to do anything. International bankers and globalists run our government, even with Trump at the helm. This betrayal of the Afrikaner will only further prove this fact. They will probably be genocided and Russia will be the only ones to help them.
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  40. In 2007, I worked a detail in Olympia dealing with these kooks from Evergreen State. They're anarcho-communists and complete whackjobs. There were many wood shampoos and OC douchings administered. ;)
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  41. That's because Nye is a con artist.
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  42. Marxists talking about any moral issue is really pretty laughable.
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  43. Anti-racism is code for anti-white.
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  44.  @hzuiel  Exactly. Both Nadler and Juan said that 70% think he "did something wrong" not that 70% support impeachment. Immoral does not always mean illegal. I doubt that stat is even the truth, but even if it is, the Dems are presenting it as though it is a stat reflecting support for impeachment. Just goes to show, when you're dealing with incredibly dishonest people, you must pay close attention to what they say or they will mislead you. The Dems can't even compete without deceiving people with false narratives.
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  45.  @donfronterhouse1849  You can't reconcile it because the Dems are using that figure deceptively. The question asked in the poll was do you think the Pres "did something wrong," not "do you support impeachment." It's like if a dude did something "wrong" at work and his company took a poll with two questions 1.) "do you think he did something wrong?" and 2.) "do you think he should be fired?" Then 70% said he did something wrong but only <50% think he should be fired. Dems: 70% think he should be fired!!!! This is the deception they must use to even compete at this point.
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  46.  @hzuiel  Yeah, the Schiff townhall thing may say something, but you've gotta remember there are 700K people in his district, so based on the voting statistics there's probably over 150K Republicans still there. Over 4.5 million people voted for Trump in CA; that is almost as much as Texas or Florida. CA is hard blue, but it's population is huge. People sometimes forget how many conservatives still live there. They're in the trenches.
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  47. More like a Marxist. A fascist would have LeMon killed from promoting degeneracy and spreading the lies of the Marxian international elite.
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  48.  @marcotrejo8572  Moreover, by most objective standards, European migrants improved the lands they settled, just as Rome improved upon the lands they conquered. Turning modern America into Guatemala would be an objective regression. So your comment is also illogical in that sense.
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  49. False. Unity and homogeneity are a strength. Diversity is an obstacle that can never be completely overcome. If diverse groups exist within a single polity, outcome disparities are inevitable, regardless of conditions. In-group preference is inevitable as well. Hence resentment and conflict is inevitable. The historical and current proof of this is overwhelming, and yet globalists will never admit it, because it undermines the validity of their ideology.
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  50. I noticed Tuck didn't say anything about Israel in this monologue. He mentioned Sunni nations that want Iran destroyed. He mentioned neocons that want Iran destroyed. But he didn't mention Israel, which is in bed with (if not in outright control of) all of those other actors. Until Tucker and others begin pointing the finger in the correct direction, I think it's safe to say they are nothing more than gatekeepers. You can't talk about neocon warmongering without talking about Zionism.
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  51. @Barb Murray: Ironic that you smugly berate someone for making what could have very easily been a simple auto-correct fail, and then make a typo yourself. Btw, you should get professional help for your pathological obsession with the establishment's Russia/Trump narrative.
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  52. For sure. This is embarrassing. The FBI was used as a political weapon for the globalists.
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  53. @nia long: The regressive platform is a fantasy. They are mental midgets and the same screeching lunatics you saw in this video.
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  54. Rand is right about the 4th amendment and the extra-judicious FISA court. The Patriot Act is flawed, and gives the government the power to do much more than protect our national security. It creates an avenue to circumvent the 4th amendment and obviously if it is used for partisan reasons, as it was against the Trump campaign, it can cause the complete compromise of our system.
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  55. He's just a uniparty globalist. Bought and paid for. He has no values or agenda of his own. He's just a marionette for the NWO elites.
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  56.  @robv8408  So guilt is by association now I guess. Hope none of your cronies are committing tax fraud, you might be held responsible. ;)
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  57.  @TheFrederickbarton  Obama hired well over 5 known criminals on his campaign, including many associates of the Clinton crime mob. He also has contacts with some pretty questionable "advisors" i.e. Bill Ayers, Frank Marshall Davis, Charles Ogletree, Jerimiah Wright, and Cornell West, as well as the evil globalist George Soros. There were probably several more criminals in his campaign and administration, but to investigate the money and shenanigans behind his campaign would be painted as racist by the evil mainstream presstitute cabal. Obama was protected by the Deep State. Trump is their enemy.
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  58.  @lorigravelin2081  Google "Obama campaign fined" you bum. It was literally one of the largest amounts of unreported campaign contributions that has ever occurred in a presidential campaign. It was over 2 million in last-minute contributions. The fine that they assessed was a slap on the wrist. The fact that you sheep never heard about it speaks volumes about the Leftist media bias in this country.
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  59.  @Babylauncher3000  Unless it's Trump, right? Trump is being implemented as being a criminal for his campaign manager committing tax fraud and his lawyer admitting to a "crime" which does not exist. It is not illegal to pay someone to sign a nondisclosure agreement. It is not illegal to have another person pay someone to sign a nondisclosure agreement. If Cohen's lawyer were not a Clintonite sycophant, he wouldn't have taken that plea. Trump has not even been charged with a crime, so you're kind of being a hypocrite.
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  60.  @paultaylor2130  Obama's campaign didn't get targeted by a massive unconstitutional investigation by Bush's admin either. If you really think none of Obama's people were criminals, you are hopelessly partisan and delusional. I'm not even saying that in defense of Trump's team. Criminals deserve to pay. I'm simply saying it because you're trying to paint Obama's campaign as innocent when in all likelihood, it was just as shady.
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  61.  @flaneur5560  Irrelevant. What does Trump paying his lawyer (to have a porn star sign a stfu document) or Manafort getting busted for tax evasion have to do with Russian collusion?
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  62. @Reuel House: Ein Deutscher und ein Staatsbürger sind zwei verschiedene Dinge.
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  63.  gudju  I see you still haven't learned that collectively demonizing your opposition is self-defeating. I hope you continue doing this. Your inability to learn from your failures and adapt only exposes people like you for exactly what you are: sanctimonious bigots.
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  64. He's not a cold warrior, he's only concerned with one thing. Notice @ 7:42 how he is more concerned about Iran's hostile intent towards a foreign nation than he is about their hostile intent towards America. Look him up and it all begins to make sense... Boot was born in the Soviet Union. His parents were deported in 1976 for dissidence. He was educated and taught at UC Berkeley. He claims to be a conservative, but wrote a book last year about abandoning "the Right" now that Americans are reluctant about fighting never-ending wars in the Middle East. That should tell you everything you need to know about this guy. He is a fraud. He's not a conservative or a nationalist, he is a Zio-globalist shill. He has no values or allegiances that are paramount to his desire to parasitize and manipulate other nations to warmonger for his tribe and their ethnostate.
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  65. The Romans considered actors to belong to the same class as prostitutes. They knew that a person who acts like something they are not peddles in duplicity. They wouldn't allow actors into public areas where decent citizens frequented.
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  66. ​ @bodoms_demon4159  You're a liar. They both support Democrats. From Wiki: "Weinstein is a longtime supporter of and contributor to the Democratic Party, including the campaigns of President Barack Obama and presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and John Kerry. He supported Hillary Clinton's 2008 presidential campaign, and in 2012, he hosted an election fundraiser for Obama at his home in Westport, Connecticut." "From 1989 until 2003, Epstein donated more than $139,000 to U.S. Democratic Party federal candidates and committees and over $18,000 to U.S. Republican Party candidates and groups...Epstein was "part of the original group that conceived of the Clinton Global Initiative." You wonder why we all hate the Left? It's because you are so unabashedly dishonest.
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  67.  @user-nx3ei5pl5h  "Intolerance" in the context of sociocultural and political matters is such a foolish term. Here's why: a person can only be truly "tolerant" if they reject and disapprove of absolutely nothing. This means that generally, they have to accept all viewpoints which means they have to have absolutely no conviction that their position is moral or correct. The other person capable of this is a complete moral relativist and someone without any conviction whatsoever as to what is politically the best course of action. So really, everyone is intolerant, but from what I've seen, leftists are usually the ones who like to think of themselves as the most "tolerant," and frame everyone with opposing views as "intolerant," but that means they themselves are taking up a position of "intolerance" against those they've deemed "intolerant." But if you are intolerant of that which you consider to be intolerant, that makes you...intolerant, not tolerant. So you see, it's all subjective. Unless a position is predetermined to be correct or righteous, there is no such thing as tolerant or intolerant. Tolerance is just relativism. It all just depends on where you stand, what you believe, and how willing you are to tolerate the stances and beliefs of others. That is why it is so dishonest when leftists calls people intolerant. All it means is they have positions the leftist doesn't agree with.
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  68.  @mal35m  Indeed. I am very familiar with the ideologies of the Left. Someone clinging onto a failed ideology needs to attempt to subvert the truth, and the only way to successfully subvert the truth is to attempt to subvert reality itself. And so unsurprisingly, that is exactly what all the neo-Marxists did with postmodernism. Depressingly, their chicanery has now been normalized.
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  69.  @mal35m  Because people who promote socialism (some do this because they actually think they want it and others simply for personal gain) have infiltrated nearly every conceivable vehicle of propaganda that exists in European/Western civilization. Academia is perhaps the worst as its ranks are occupied mostly by gullible, virtue-signalling, guilt-ridden white women and vengeful, resentful dissident minorities. And so neo-Marxist chicanery works especially well on them as a whole. They are the useful idiots of the neo-Marxists and hence, the purveyors of their lies. They are willingly or unknowingly complicit in the lies of postmodernism, so why would they educate anyone about what it truly is?
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  70. No taxpayer dollars should be given to any organization that peddled CRT or CRT-inspired narratives. I saw the other day that PBS was peddling some ahistorical nonsense claiming that Europeans developed the concept of race to install a supremacist system that advances "global capitalism." It was the most obviously anti-white neo-Marxian historical revisionism I've seen in a long, and it was subsidized by U.S. tax dollars.
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  71. AlwaysSomething 12 Russians trolled FB and got indicted. Lol. I'm glad they aren't indicting Americans for trolling FB because I trolled non-stop in 2016.
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  72. That's what happens when you drink booze on top of psych meds.
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  73. He's a midget (5' 3") and looked like Newman from Seinfeld before he got most of his digestive tract removed. Instead of just having some inkling of willpower and eating a healthier diet, he decided to hack up his digestive system so his body didn't absorb the tens pounds of lard he was stuffing down his throat every day.
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  74. Juan "what corruption?" Perez. Perfect for CNN.
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  75. @Monsoon Bloom: Yes, I know that. I explained that thoroughly in my OP. Apparently that didn't register upstairs for you. "The wonderful things" I want from Trump will never come to fruition because the corrupt establishment will not allow meaningful legislation to be enacted. Change that benefits the people is change that is bad for the multinational elitists that control our Congress and our MSM. That is why they hate populism and require a President that they own and can puppeteer. Why do you think they hated Bernie and deliberately sabotaged him? Because he is a left-wing populist that isn't controlled by big business. Why do you think they did everything in their power to stop Trump and continue to do everything they can to destroy him? Simply because they don't like his boorish behavior? Not likely. It is because he is a center right populist that isn't controlled by big business. I need no history lesson on Trump. I know exactly what he is.
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  76. The Memo The act of campaign members meeting with foreign nationals is illegal? No. No it isn't. Campaign members meet with foreign nationals all the time. David Steele is a foreign national, btw. Prior foreign spy, as a matter of fact. Also got all of his information from the Russians, (which was known bullshit but still used fraudulently by Obama DOJ to obtain multiple illegal FISA warrants). If Trump is guilty of a crime here, so is Clinton. Only the "evidence" found against Trump was obtained illegally and will therefore likely be inadmissible.
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  77.  @Chuck68ify  Yeah that's just the way it is though. Without that process, we are electing based on popular vote, and you know immigration isn't slowing down. More and more leftist voters pour in every year.
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  78. They aren't clueless or stupid. They see migrants like those and they see Democrat votes. Hispanics demographically transformed California, Colorado, and the entire SW. Turned them all blue. The Dems know the more Hispanics, the more power they will have, now and in the future.
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  79.  @Khalid-bz5ef  The Left can't meme. Give it up.
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  80. I already voted. I only wish I was in a swing state.
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  81. Gowdy is a hack. He's complicit and covering for his buddies.
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  82.  @Babylauncher3000  You? I don't really care if HE does, but to say the GOP is the swamp Is laughable. 90% of DC and Northern Virginia vote Democrat. The political industry IS the Democratic Party. The Steele dossier was known fraudulent op research that was used to obtain 4 illegal warrants. Completely shady process; fraud, dereliction of duty, and gross violations of the 4th amendment. The FISA court should not even exist. It is what is unconstitutional. A warrant fraudulently obtained through an unconstitutional court is doubly unconstitutional. That neocon scum Bush created it with the Patriot Act and should be publicly executed for it.
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  83. @Ryan Zinna: Preaching about your "college education" and disparaging the proletariat with a barrage of ad hominen attacks? Wow. Seems to me like you Regressive Leftists are the new bourgeoisie. The world owes you nothing.
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  84. @Reuel House: Das Stimmt.
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  85. It is the mindset of an activist. He does not represent law and constitutionality. He wants a SCOTUS full of people that ignore the constitution and apply their own subjective morality and opinions to interpret the law. That is why those justices are called activists as well.
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  86. She's being attacked because Zio-globalists like Zucker and his tribal buddies have a vested interest in keeping us involved in wars that destabilize nations in the neighborhood of Israel.
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  87.  @ezswan  Zucker is a Zionist through and through.
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  88.  @ezswan  He was an AIPAC spokesman, FFS.
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  89.  @ezswan  So because the Rothschilds are like the arch-Zionists and the literal financiers of the ]ewish state, Zucker is not a Zionist warmonger as well? Sound reasoning there, guy. CNN is pushing warmongering propaganda as we speak. Zucker is complicit. Why are you defending him and trying to trivialize his Zionistic loyalties?
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  90.  @ezswan  Nit-picking? No, you are denying his influence for no apparent reason...perhaps because you didn't even know he is a Zionist. Either way, the fact that other Zionists may have more influence is irrelevant to the point, which is that Zucker IS an influential Zionist who supports wars for Israel and he's also the CEO of one of the largest legacy media networks in the nation and world. As you may have seen recently, Project Veritas exposed several CNN media coordinators complaining about how Zucker micromanages the content aired on CNN. He has near-unilateral control and drives propaganda which has a major influence on public opinion regarding foreign conflicts. But he isn't a "big player" according to you? I beg to differ. CNN is currently pushing pro-intervention propaganda about Syria and the Kurds because continued U.S. military presence and regime-change campaigns in the Middle East is good for Israel.
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  91. United we Stand To me, it's easy when I consider the trustworthiness of a country. I just think...which country would I rather live in, Turkey or Russia? The answer is Russia and it isn't even close.
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  92.  Rick B  Trump is in bed with the Zionists and the Evangelicons. They support him too as does about half of the American population. It isn't just him v. Iran. Bombing his properties in the U.S. and various countries would only make the chances of war even more likely.
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  93.  @jv-lk7bc  Also hilarious but I made a second comment mentioning Sweden's increased crime and ræp€ epidemic due to mass influx and YT erased it. Hmmmm.....
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  94. Yep, the swamp would descend upon them in a heartbeat and accuse them of being a Russian agent. Mueller would be investigating them for "muh collusion" by tomorrow.
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  95. @Robbin Evans: The Republican Party was hijacked already by neoconservative globalists. Even Reagan failed us with the Simpson Mazzoli Act. What have the neocons done for GOP voters? Given us a 1% tax break? Started another war for Israel? Screwed Ron Paul out of nomination? Failed us by running McCain, Romney, and Dole? The GOP needed to be cleansed desperately as the Democrats are beyond infested by globalists. Populism and nationalism is the way forward. Either get on the train, or vote for warmongering anti-American elitists who do nothing to serve your interests. It's your choice.
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  96.  @scorpio1689l  Yes really. I wish I could respond, because your argument was full of holes. But I'm being censored by an authoritarian left-biased tech algorithm. I even tried using a different account.
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  97. White privilege theories are Marxist in origin. The majority of the theorists that came up with these concepts were Marxist Jews. It has nothing to do with "Judeo-Christian values." It has to do with Marxist Jews trying to destroy Western civilization.
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  98.  @Fallabus  Nye is a fraud who claims to be a scientist, but he has a lot more influence than your average scientist. That is why Tucker interviewed him. Obviously his views aren't governed by science, otherwise he wouldn't be a leftist. Still, Tucker could have true academics or scientists on who could take either side on the climate change debate.
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  99. Catherine Wilson The Steele dossier was the main documentation used to get numerous FISA warrants. Wtf are you talking about?
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  100. The Memo The FISA applications released last month, even in their heavily redacted state, proved that the FBI included information from the dossier and a page-length explanation of Steele's motives, concluding that he was "likely looking for information to discredit" Trump's campaign, and that he was a "credible source." This information, which they knew was false and paid for by the Clinton campaign (through Fusion GPS) was used by the FBI to obtain four different illegal FISA warrants on Carter Page.
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  101. Steve Cousins The Russia probe was underway in June for Papadopolous, but Page was not surveilled until after October, when the FISA warrants were used to spy on him illegally.
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  102. Yeah, I'm not so sure about that. I think like any country, there are people in Iran who support the government narrative and those who don't. The media on both sides can spin the narrative they want using selective footage, data, interviews, etc. When I was in Iraq and Afghanistan, some of the people there were nice to us or at least passive, but many (I'd say even most) were frustrated if not outright hostile to our presence. They would call American forces "]evvish forces" because they see our presence there to be completely linked to Zionist interests. Looking back on it, and considering this Iran situation, it's hard to disagree with them.
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  103. Does that include Israel?
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  104. Notice @ 7:42 how he is more concerned about Iran's hostile intent towards a foreign nation than he is about their hostile intent towards America. Look him up and it all begins to make sense... Boot was born in the Soviet Union. His parents "emigrated" in 1976 (most likely deported or defected as dissidents as emigration was prohibited in the USSR during this period). He was educated and taught at UC Berkeley. He claims to be a conservative, but wrote a book last year about abandoning "the Right" now that Americans are less concerned about fighting wars for Israhell. That should tell you everything you need to know about this guy. He is a fraud. He's not a conservative or a nationalist, he is a Zio-globalist. He has no values or allegiances that are paramount to his desire to parasitize and manipulate other nations to warmonger for his tribe and their ethnostate.
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  105. You are absolutely correct and thank you for having the intelligence to question her claim.
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  106.  @ledagraye9477  If you want to make your point palatable and well-received, perhaps you shouldn't preface it with a disparaging insult that makes you look sanctimonious and crude. No one wants to listen to someone lecture them after they've just been insulted.
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  107.  @marcotrejo8572  There was no country here before Europeans arrived. There were only tribes of scattered and disunited peoples and a couple of loose tribal confederations. There was no collective group of Native Americans that controlled a defined sovereign nation-state. Some Native American tribes did not even understand or acknowledge the concept of borders, private property or the nation-state. What you're saying is kind of like claiming that the Celtic tribes that were scattered across Europe in pre-Roman times constituted a nation of people who controlled a defined sovereign nation. Obviously, that isn't true, so your comment is false.
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  108.  @Ranger1PresentsVirtualRealms  As the guy in the interview said, natural identities always win out. The US was 90% racially homogeneous for most of its existence. We had common values because we had similar heritage, culture and worldview. Within the course of less than one human lifetime, the country has gone from 90% homogeneous to about 58%, and people wonder why the country is so polarized. The idea that some marginally shared values are enough to unite a nation is ignorant. The idea that ethnicity, culture and worldview have no correlation is even more ignorant. Open borders, Open values. Diverse population, diverse values. It's impossible for a country that defines itself by shared values to have extreme diversity.
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  109.  @longfeijiang2449  Religion is a vastly more effective means by which to unite a people. It claims to derive its power from the divine and the holy. Its principles and dictates are held to be commandments from God. Failure to obey is punishable by eternal damnation. There is simply no comparison between the power of that and the power of Americanism.
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  110.  @oliveoil7642  The writing has been on the wall for some time now. Demographic shift equals cultural and political shift, and heritage Americans will not stand idly by while the country our ancestors created, built and maintained for centuries is transformed into a Marxist hellscape and we are transformed into a hated minority. I would say Balkanization would be a godsend, but the globalists will not allow that divorce to occur peaceably.
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  111. Thank the gods he's actually doing something instead of just talking. Of course, he talks a lot too (maybe too much at times), but I don't give a damn. I've never seen a President like this.
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  112. When he starts talking about our "greatest ally" also being a rouge state, I'll have respect for him.
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  113. @UR Butthurt: RINO is an acronym that stands for Republican In Name Only. Ironic that you're calling everyone else on this thread dumb, and yet you don't even know what the f**k you're talking about.
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  114. Fox is MSM. Don't forget that. Both sides of the MSM wage propaganda campaigns against the other. Obviously, Fox and the mainstream conservative side is trying to garner support for war and the overthrow of the Iranian regime, while the mainstream liberal side is trying to demonize Trump at any cost.
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  115. What's so crazy to me is how arrogant people like her are, even though they're obviously so insane. She sits there and lectures a sitting Congressman with her cultish nonsense with such an air of self-assurance. "You'd learn a lot in my class" she says just after proclaiming that men can become pregnant. Sure, we'd all learn a bunch of cultish lies and confirm that these lunatics are even more insane than we already knew.
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  116. Mouthbreathingly stupid. LOL atta boy Tuck.
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  117. HBH ZTH You're actually failing via betraying your own Leftist values when you portray all Trump supporters as people with Down Syndrome or retarded. Or do you actually think it's okay to mock disabled people? We all know if it weren't for double standards, people like you would have no standards at all.
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  118. West's initial argument was basically "words speak louder than actions." If that wasn't idiotic enough, his entire premise is incorrect. Trump's rhetoric only creates an environment of hostility for those who resent America and do not wish for Americans of all races to unite under one national identity. Owens had to reiterate that Black Americans are Americans, not foreigners @4:15. There is nothing stopping Black Americans from being nationalistic. Non-whites with more hatred than love for America as well as guilt-ridden self-hating white leftists who think patriotism equates to racism are mostly the ones who think Trump is a racist.
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  119.  @kittan9207  Did I say only sanctimonious bigots support Biden? No, I did not, because they aren't. I am talking about people like the one who commented above: those who say things like "only deplorables and racists support Trump." So no, I'm being hypocritical at all. See the difference?
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  120.  @ezswan  Is that supposed to be a dissenting argument?
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  121.  @ezswan  And btw, the whole point is that Gabbard is being slandered by Zucker's network as a Russian agent because she is taking an anti-intervention (anti-Zionist) stance. Did you even watch the video? The CNN media coordinator himself said: "The one they [CNN/Zucker] don't like is Tulsi...she supports Assad...she's not taking a conventional route when it comes to one policy ...when it comes to that one position, there are a lot of people who are not cool with her." That "one policy" is continued Zionist-influenced war in the Middle East, and those "people" who are "not cool with her" are the Zionist themselves who are entrenched in the governing class.
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  122.  Loraine Jones  Tulsi's main redeeming quality is that she's anti-war, but she is a leftist in nearly every other way. She's young and likable, but think about what you're saying. The VP becomes President if Trump dies; he'll be 74 at the start of his second term if he wins (and he will). She might pull us out of wars for Israel, but she will also: >enact fiscally insane Medicare for All, including illegal immigrants. >let people with mental disorders serve in the military. >support DACA, and remove nation quotas for legal immigration, which will bring more foreign competition and leftist votes into the country. >Give Puerto Rico statehood (and 2 more Dem Senators) >liberalize the criminal justice system and release criminals into society.
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  123.  @robertcullen7042  Many times politicians change their tune from primaries to presidential. They go more extreme during the primaries to get the partisan votes and then go more center to get independent votes during the general. That said, Tulsi being the voice of reason during the Democratic primaries says a lot. But it's still hard to say what she actually believes. I'll never vote for a Democrat unless their only viable opponent is an extremely vile neocon.
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  124. Not only that, they are globalists who aid and strengthen communist regimes.
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  125. He's a total neocon cvck. What do you expect? His take on the "number of racial incidents" in recent weeks was a joke too. This type if thing happens all the time to all races of people in this country. It isn't right, but the reason the liberal media spotlights these incidents is because it's expedient to their current political agenda, which is riling up Black voters and encouraging them to vote for Biden in November.
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  126. Low-IQ and undesirable behavior is correlated.
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  127.  @jarls5890  He was a globalist neocon. He did some decent things, but was establishment through and through.
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  128.  Aidan Fisher  I'm saying he fit the profile. He acted like a small government libertarian, which he wasn't. Actors are trained to deceive. You think just because this is a "conservative" channel, that everyone here thinks the same way? Reagan is not some untouchable god of conservatism. He was a globalist neoconservative who signed the second most disastrous immigration bill ever.
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  129.  @jarls5890  What an unbelievably idiotic and dishonest comment you just made. You literally used a strawman argument to make a second strawman argument.
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  130.  @jarls5890  There is a class of people who are held to different legal standards, it's just that this establishment class transcends party lines. Generally, the entrenched bureaucratic and administrative apparatus that constitutes the federal government (the so-called "Deep State) heavily favors big government Democrats. This is evident by simply looking at the way federal government employees vote. But in the past, they have tolerated and protected Republican presidents as well, so long as they towed the line. Trump is different. They view his populism as a threat to their power structure. That is why they're trying to sabotage him at every turn.
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  131. It's funny how even the New York Times is now refusing to have their activist journalists collaborate or engage with CNN for fear of...wait for it.... "appearing biased" hahhahahhahahhaa
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  132. That's not going to happen. Your city is made up of mostly foreigners who hate this country and thus, they love the Dem agenda. They will vote for whatever candidate has a D after their name. NY and every other major city in the U.S. are doomed to fail because of demographics.
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  133. Media: REEEEE the farmers!!!! Kellyanne: Trump will take care of the farmers. Media: REEEEEE Trump yesterday: Soybeans will not be included in a zero tariff EU deal.
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  134.  @carlosmarcano7628  Muh covfefe
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  135.  @Joseph-xj4ex  Apparently you didn't read past the first line of my comment. I'm not saying he's too young to be President. I'm saying it would be better strategy if he ran later.
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  136. @Alex Edwards: What a tolerant and reasonable person you are. Gods forbid someone would want to see this empirical evidence proving the current warming period is directly caused by human activity before mindlessly subscribing to your narrative.
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  137. @randomcracka3: That proves nothing my friend, sorry.
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  138. Exactly. They're unworthy of a law degree if they think that federal statue (Title IX) trumps constitutional law (the 5th amendment). Only a gaggle of political hacks would do such a thing and not see the irony.
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  139. @Bruce Bartup: That is irrelevant, Bruce. Actions speak louder than words, and this is not a 1st amendment issue anyways. Political activists disguised as credible law students are presuming guilt with no evidence and attempting to deprive a man of his employment (in spite of his 5th amendment right to due process) by weaponizing and totally misapplying a civil rights statue. All this despite the fact that there is no proof beyond a reasonable doubt OR even a preponderance of evidence. It is painful that these "law" students do not see the irony in their actions. They are a disgrace to Harvard Law school, the legal system, and lawyers everywhere.
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  140. He's a step in the right direction, but I won't be satisfied until we get politicians calling out our so-called "greatest ally," which is also a "rogue state" by any reasonable definition and has WAY too much power and experienced an unrivaled amount of preferential treatment in the U.S.
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  141. Yet this is who Blacks elected to represent them. Think about it.
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  142. Pathetically obvious obstruction.
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  143.  @scorpio1689l  YT is censoring my responses to you. I wonder why.
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  144.  @scorpio1689l  Can you see the comment I made to Rothnie or are they censoring that as well?
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  145.  @scorpio1689l  While it's true the "Z" group you mentioned triggered the event in question, the event in its entirety was still carried out by members of that overarching "B" group. The groups who were displaced and destroyed were the original people, the majority of which were the "K" group, and the whole thing resulted in 1 to 2 million perishing within 25 years. That is an e t h n o c i d e, not a conquest, and that is how the the B group in question became the majority population group in the eastern part of SA.
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  146.  @scorpio1689l  My cognitive bias? I am not the one trying to rationalize the g-word by characterizing it as "conquest." The name of the event in question literally translates to the "crushing." K people have been being displaced, replaced and murdered by B people for centuries. The event in question was just the most egregious and murderous. The UN defines the g word as "deliberately inflicting on the group conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction in whole or in part" and "imposing measures intended to prevent births within the group." I tend to agree. Culturicide and ethnocide are closely related, but the difference is physical destruction. I would love to continue this conversation, but this censorship is out of control.
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